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Getting a mortgage doesn’t have to be complicated. Waltz simplifies approvals for internationals by offering options that fit your needs whether you're buying a second home or an investment property.





When you work with us, you’ll benefit from competitive financing. Get up to 70% loan-to-value (LTV)1 on U.S. rental properties and second homes.
Finance single-family, condo, townhouse, multi-family, and more property types (case-by-case).
Our mortgages are designed for foreign nationals. No credit score required for foreigners without U.S. credentials.
Choose from a variety of loan terms and lengths, including 30-year fixed and adjustable rates tailored to your investment strategy.
Access a wide range of loan funding, with amounts starting at $200,000 (in Miami-Dade) and going up to $2 million per property, per loan1.
Skip in-person signings whenever possible. Close remotely from just about anywhere in the world in as little as 14 days1.
Getting your rental property loan is just a few clicks away. Once you have a rent-ready, cash flowing property in mind, the rest is simple.
Start your quoteThe first step is getting a quote. Fill out our form with details about the property, then schedule a call with a Waltz team member to review key terms, rates, and available financing options.
Onboard to our intuitive AI-powered platform where you can track every step of your loan process and receive live feedback to keep things moving fast.
Review your loan file by signing the final term sheet and confirming key terms, rates, and conditions. Our compliance team completes a final underwriting review to get you cleared to close.
Sign paperwork remotely, finalize your loan, and become a property owner!

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Before securing your loan, it's essential to assess your own financial situation, the rental property's ROI (if applicable), ensure adequate insurance coverage, conduct an appraisal, and negotiate favorable terms before finalizing the deal.
To qualify for a second home mortgage with Waltz, you'll need to verify your income and maintain a debt-to-income (DTI) ratio of 50% or below. No U.S. credit score is required for foreign nationals, though applicants with a FICO score will need a minimum of 680.
Rental property mortgages offer two qualification paths depending on your financial situation. You can qualify through traditional income verification with a debt-to-income (DTI) ratio of up to 50%. You can also qualify with a cash flowing rental property with a Debt-Service-Coverage-Ratio (DSCR) greater than 1. Put simply, the property's rental income must cover the mortgage payment. No U.S. credit score is required for foreign nationals, though applicants with a FICO score will need a minimum of 680.
Yes. Foreign nationals can legally purchase and finance a second home in the U.S. without being a citizen or resident. Waltz offers second home mortgage programs specifically designed for international buyers, with no U.S. credit history required and a streamlined remote closing process.
Yes. As a foreign national owning U.S. property, you'll be subject to U.S. property taxes annually. If you choose to rent out your second home, that rental income is subject to U.S. federal taxation. And when you eventually sell, capital gains from the sale may be taxable as well. Tax obligations can also vary depending on any tax treaties between the U.S. and your home country. Every investor's situation is unique, so we strongly recommend consulting a tax advisor with cross-border expertise before purchasing.
Once you've purchased the property, consider renovations or repairs that may increase its value and appeal. Depending on your plans, you might rent the property, use it personally, or a mix of both. If renting, you can either manage the property yourself or work with a property manager. Staying current on property taxes and maintenance will help protect the property's long-term value.